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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-19
CHANCERY SALE
-OF-
R EAL EST AT Il

No. 56O7, R,--Chancory Court of Shelby
cOunty-W, II Winn and wife ct al. vs..
James 7. VIM ct Al.
10y virtue of an interlocut0ry decroo for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
l2sh day of October, 1885, NJ. b. 40, page 4sS,
Twill sell, ut public auction, to tho highest
bidder, In front Of the Clorf and Masters
office, Mt tho Main street ont ance of the
courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis,
Tenn, on
saturday, February y, 1857.
within legal hours, the following described
prOI crty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
to-wit:
Fifty acres, beginning at n stake in tho
center OF tho New Raleigh road the same
being the northeast corner OF tho bt ooln 20
aero tract; thence north n degrees cast ~
chains and S links parallel with said road;
thence south u chains so links; thence west
lS chains and 81 links; thence south, cross
ing Cypress creek, Is chains 10 stake;
thence west 2 chains and ~ Inks; thenIe
north with the east line Of said Lincoln 60
aero tract 10 chains and 70 links 70 the be-
SHINING, lying and being in tho F.fteenth
Civil District, range \ section 2 Ia tho EleV
enth Surveyors District.
Also, 1867 ncros, beginning ut stake In
the center Of the New Raleigh road, ut tho
L. tersoction of Mays avenue; thence north
Z 10 west 30 chains; thence eat IL chains
and % links; thence north o. 10 west ~
chaips and 70 Inks AT tho intersection OF
east parallel with said N rth avenue S
chains; thence south 30 chains and "a linksi
thence east s chains and 81 linkBi thence
south II chains and 9 links TO the center Of
tho Nov Raleigh road; thonce south $3.50
wcst with tho center Of said road chains
and 81 links; thence south II west with the
center of said road ~ chains 10 the bogin-
ming,
Terms Of Sale--Cash; equity Of redemp-
tion d)wor and homestead barred; lies re-
tanned.
s. |. MCDOWELL, Clork and Master.
BY u, +. Coleman, Deputy @. and NJ.
l., W. Humca, solicitor
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DIR. d. g. JOHNS0N'E
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY,
Nm. Ianerann Ntreef
Between Main and Frontl MEMPHIB.
lEatAblilhed In lH6O.l

BetWsen Main and Front.l MEMPHIS.
Established in 1901
I lR.J0HNS0N is acknowledged BY slI par
IL ties interested as by far the most Iuo-
cessful physician in the treatmentof private
or secret diseases. Quick, per manent cures
guaranteed in oyery case, male or female.
Recent cases of Goporrhes and syphilis
cured In a few days without the use Of NOR
curry, change Of diet or hindrance from
business. Secondary Syphilis. the last Ves-
tige eradicated Witbo Ttthe use OF mercury.
Involuntary loss Of semen stopped in short .
time. Sufferers from impotency or loss Of
sexual powers restore 10 free viROr In few
weeks. Victims Of self -abuse and excessive
yenery, suffering from spermstOrrhoa nd
loss Of physical and mental mower, speedily
and permanently cured. Particular alton
ton paid to the Diseases Of Women, and
cures guaranteed. Piles and old sores cured
without tho use of caustic or the knife. All
consultations strictly confidential. Medi-
cines sent by express to all parts Of the
country.
aFWorkingmen cnred at half the usu
rates. Office hours from o'clock Am. to
o'clock nm. ID. s. JOHNSON. MD.
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AGRLUulTuRAL SEEDS.
BAGGING AND TIES. ETC.

SEEDS-Clover, IS % per bushel; orchard
grass, 81 50; herdsgrass. 5J@55c; tim
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LIVE STOCK.
CORN FED CATTLE-Choice to extra, "a
GRASS CAlTLE-Choice, 3@31Sc; good,
23493c; fair TO medium, 2921ac; scallawags,
H0GS-Choice, 4J5ca4H; good, 40.
SHEEP-ChOice, 31a@io; medium, $40.
CHICAGO, ILL. January 1s.-Tho Drouers
Journal reports: Cattle - receipts, 1000
head shipments, 800 head; market steady
and strong; fancy, S5 2Oa54i;, shp,ing
steers, $50 to 1900 pounds, So 50@4; stockers
ixed, 81 5093 80; bulk, 81 30. Hogs-re.
ceipts, 1900 head; shipments, 1000 head |;
market opened sc higher and lOsed steady !;
rough and mixed, 81 45tG4 IS; packing and
shipping, 81 50@5; light, S39Oa4 65; skips,
So 6O@3 rs. Sheep-recsipts, 5000 head; ship
me- ts, 700 head market slow, closing l5@
DC lower; natives s2h0g4 80; Western, 81 so
al 50; Texans, So 2Og4; lambs, per head,
"a 50@5 40.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, January l8.-The
Lave Stock Indicator reports: Uaitle-re-
Ceipts, 1910 head; shipments, 23S head I;
higher; cows active and Sc higher; feeding
steers steady: COED TO choice shippn g, 81 10
al 50 commOn to medium, SO 50q4; stock
ers, s. 60n2 90; lCedinR steers, s}a3 50;
cows, 81 50@3 20. HOgs-receipts, Ei6 head !;
sh pments, 9iS head; choice stuff steady ;
common weak and irregular; good to choice,
81 5OG4 65; common to medium, 81 1914 40
sheep-reCep's, 465 head; shipments, none;
good sheep steady; common not wanted /;
good o choice, 1903 60; common to medium,
81 5U@2 Is.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-19
MOVEMENTS AT rHE LEvEK

.Arripal,. Glenville, Old river; Oakland,
New Orleans.
Dspartures. Cairo; i'm. Ma
con b, Cairo,
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK, January ls.-Thore was more
doing in all branches OF cotton, and in
many iustau ces business was restricted boz
cause Of no stocks, Clothing wool ms " ere
I quired for with more interest, with some
thing doing in flannels and blankets.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-19

BAG9ING-Clrload lots; Jute, 2 lbs,
$40; IA lbs, TIC; Ia lbs, 10. Flax, 5 lbs,
9He.
TIES-Sl 0591 10.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-19
pOWnER
DRUus, PAINCs Ann aus

P0WDER-Kogs, s.; half kegs, 81 rs;
quarter kegs, 81 so
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FINANCE.
Money in moderate demand at 7 TO s
yper cent. The Clearing House report is as
EXCHANGE.

New York sight on oil points, 4 discount
buying, par selling; New Eng land demand.
u disc unit buying; New ENGLAND sight, Y
discount; New Orleans, 4 discount buying,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-19
RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS, |
STEAMERS LEAVING
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
FriArs Point. LEE. 5 pm.
| 0sceola .............. pm.
White River. .........CHIcKAsAw,5 pm.
THURSDAY.
Arkansas City....-KATE ADAMS, pm.
Tiptonyille. ...........CHEsAPRAKE,5 pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-19
NAILS, LEAD. SHOT.
WHISKY, WINES, LIQUORS, ETC

NAILS-lOs, iron, 50 so; steel. 50 65.
LEAD &c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-19
STEAM BOATS.
Notice to Shippers.

SrThe steamer En- POSTER leaves for
s.. Francis River S ATURDAY, January 22d,
at o'clock .. IN, instead " 10 Ay.
JAS. LEE. ia, Sup't.
Office, No. 4 Madison stteet.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-19
U.S.. So, 100. 4s, coup, 127l+.
1ISs, coup, 1lOA. Pacific IS Of 1885. lbs.
BONDB.

La. stamps, Is, 79l4. Missouri IS, 1t0h.
Cent. Pac. lists, ll4A Den. 4 X G. lists, Il91<
D.&R.G.W lsts,H Erie Ids, 98h.
NIX. al. Gen .6s, Q9l1. North. PRo. lists, ll6x
North. Pac. Ids 1854. N. Western con. l4l.
INVEST del. SIS 40. St.L.S,F Ger. N, 10Y.
St. Paul con, l2sh. St.P. ZAP lists. 1901.
TIP. lapd grants, 6lJs T.P.R G.ex cou.7l.
U. P. lists, 1l415. West Shore, 1O3M.
Tennis, set mt l5. Tenn. So, set'mt, 100.
Tenn. &,set mt, 7SA.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-19
Exports.
New York spots opened quiet and closed
quiet; middling, 81 l6c. Sales, 279 bales.
DuOtatinuR Wera a. fOIlows.

New York futures opened barely steady,
and clos steady and to points lower
Sales, l2,5OO bales. The closing quotations
Mhre as lnlloRs;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
All Work Warranted !
DR.. y. u. Putnam,
Brynnt's Pond. ar
Cnst Itunford. Ne.



OXFORD. ssi- sur Jui. Couft. aay rsfn. lssf.
fiofa a. Hiisssi. iioelsnt, ". iioushioa y.
uttecat.
DLEA ~ iibsl for divorce 10 a grit q altsch.
meat wherein ths sAt Iiofs A. Riieoui
llbeis and givss this il0norable Court n - IN
fOfnsd that % The tssaiy thiri dsy % >oyembsf.
a. n. ~. at nfunssrk. Ia saii state q Matte,
abe .ss Axriir married ~ the saif IIoashton T.
Rlieoai. and hath Lssy bshsvef hertslf tossrds
hin % q sh.sts All ialthful viis Jst the AL
iIoashion D.. nsslseiiss he marriage v0ss sai
futr, .inca the sad msffisEe, on dsy OF a. ID.
i~d 81 crmmhiei shs crime u adsiisry siIh
Q osfals Esd woman - your lltslAni unknown,
Also for tnAt the ssi lloashtoa q. Elieoai slnce
their sad marriage he's h-ea harsh and abasifs
a ti. treatment a. your ltslsnt n snch an sttsst
a. o. b suilty ~ ssifeme cruelty. nat youf
ubei aat oohsbgted 9TH NJ ssf iIosshtos y.
Mideogt 81 nfussslsk sforvsak, ss his sifs. aier
their s.ii marriage, and has residssi In ssi lie
b. 90 more ,hsn oae year prior 10 the date Of this
llbsf Tear llbelAnt furthsr lafofms this Honor
stis Court thai ths preset residence OF the sAi
lIOug htoa n. Riieoat u uAknosn % tef. WHERE.
iOfe roar lll,slsnt prays that tho boats % maui .
InoaJ may D. dissolved between her sni ths sal
lloushtOa o.. Riicout, scoortins % the las Of
M. state. FLORA A. RlDEOUr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

THE IicENsE vs. THE PROHIBITION,
STATES In connection with the recent
Consolidation Of the ln,ernsl ReysnG,
eollee,orships Of Maine. New Hampshire
and Vermont. winter in the Temperance
Record has been doing little reckoning
that makes . good showing for the pro-
hibi,ory laws Of Maine and Vermont.
The principal part Of the in,ernal reve-
nue. collected by the government, is that
which Il paid in connection with the
manufacture And sale Of spiri,aous aud
NAL, liquors. and the total amount OF
taxes collected during the year. from
such manufacture and sale. was $751;.
76s. 997, which sum. according TO the
las, census. would average sl.76 for ev-
cry inhabi,ani in the United States.
New Hampshire with $50. 99l popula-
,ioa paid s360.63s. II Maine had been
required TO pay her ratsble proportion. 1,
would have amounted TO the sum Of L.
li2. i27. bu, instead Of tha, she paid the
small sum Of s2s.s56. aud Vernon,
paid only SlI.529. which WAS in the
same proportion As Maine. In New
Hampshire the pro rate Was sl.O3 and
Vernon, .0i TO each inhabitan,, Of
which the larges, proportion Was prob
abely paid BY apo,heearis'. druggists
and hotel keepers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

"BLAiNE's DISCUSSIONS. NO speaker or
writer on political topics In America has
q larger audience than Mr.. Blaine. HIS
new compilation OF Political Discussions +;
Legislative. Diplomatic and Populsr-ls56
-isS6,- must be = popular WORK, and
have q large circulation We have re-
celved q copy OF this book from J. A.
Crowley. general agent. South Lewiston.
II contains SIS pages. and Is handsomely
printed and bound. with steel portraits OF
Blaine and GARFIELD. The selections are
those that relate 10 political issues and
matters which are OF permanent interest
They begin with q speech maize during
the Fremont campaign. and close with
NJ. Blalue's Seosg0 Lake speech % last
year. The book also contains q consider
able amount OF the diplomatic correspond
ence OF Mr.. Blaine's Secretaryship. and
closes with his mstchless memorial ad-
dress on Garnslt-
Mr.. ID. \. Knapp IL esnvsssing Paris
and Norway Tor this work. and 10 also
taxing orders for The Twenty Years Of
Congress"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

~ As Hr.orats CcssfY tcs-onoasvs. ~ sSi
for "a ts'safy ~ Orfird.
W.. ne unisf.lFnsi. iHhaiiaa's q thntosn
w 20 Dstmafk Aad yisinuY. fespceffs iyf =.
rss<nt That 49, psblir contcrisNcs sot usessfiF
f,gaifs . uss scAton AMI diseaatiaasaes IN
m ttghsaT. - uos uaTsiissi In SAT ta.a ~
Denm.ik. tesdIng ffora s.ii tFsn Of nenmafk o.
The town u SfbsEp. aai that the re- locsiioo -
oew e5anly rogi ]. vaa,e.i-bssian ~ sAi
roAi isadirg frcm saii usanNt q sad Nsbsga.
Al re plses where The tosn fusi u sdinE ffln ihe
hose ~ " ". Bsfry. In sAi Deum.fs. o. saif
foaf, saisfs the sane. All 'uusinE ~ cali town
rad 20 point uear s.t ". ". HsFf1's houss.
and thsnCc nssf 10 .ssicfly slis % TIE nfiiston
A saso River RAl kca n sAh rosi Dos ieAiins
from sAii Dsomaft o. sahi Sstsx1, 10 polai
Ussf sgSssf nfoos nfhigs. a. called, In sali Dsf
mara sUd that nc yfsssnt couaiy foai. lesiiaE
frCm ,sd Dsumuk % sAi nsbaEo, tstscsn ne
bs.ian.rs abf srd q the uss road gfHei Zoe.
shCuld - dIc0Ugiassd W. therefore rtqasst
yoaf liOIofs o. lscAis saii road. All H. maas
saA discoatinssnsc, " In youf laismeut Yea nay
dssm 10 stpsdisut AT proper. sni that ths gsb'
~ oottsuisros Ani uscsssiiI require, AL &c IL
iutF bcsnd Gill sFery yrsy.
Dated thls ifth day u MAY, A. u. iss-.
AUGUSTINE lsOALL-.
and A. ofhofa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
FIRE IL A BATH SHIP.YARD.
A srvEEr blow TO N,INr's ANCIENT
INDUSTRY.

The most disa.,roa, FIRE which las oc-
cured In Bath fof several yeats pas. START
81 in the yard of the New Easl.nd
ship Baildins Compsny Friday mofaine
The flames o'ginA,ed in the paint, OF
,nd o,kum shop in the northern part
o. the yard. through some unknown
cause. q. II o'clock. sad in hiiesn min.
uies two acre. o. tue yard ~sre Ia
tAmes The Gre ~As no, under control
until p m.
Three steamers and one chemical en-
CINE. The Bath department. and three
hand tub. from Brunswick. worked bard
and saved considerable Of the eompAny'
property. Three vessel. ia process Of
construction were totally destroyed. in
addition TO the eomp,nys office. black.
smith shop and other baildins'. Con-
siderable lumber was also destroyed.
The vessels destroyed were two sehoon'
ers. each 10 measure = thousand tons
and 70 have four m,s,s, and q 30 foot
,us boat. one Of the ,ehOoutrs ws'
for Capt. W. A. Anderson Of Nev York.
|, VA. all framed. eeiled snd hall pl,nked.
The other va. for Cap; Bailey Of y. j.,
And ws hall framed. The tugbosi was
for Dover. y. H.. parties. and WAS 10 be
lAunehsd in = very few day., and had
been named the Cocheeo.
Bat two vessels remain in the yards
The greater portion b. been burned
over Two hundred and fifty men are
,hro~n out Of employment. ba, !, Is sn'
pecisd that mos, Of them .ill be giVen
work on the remaining contracts.
The company losses about $4,000.
with bi, very little insurance. work gill
be resumed. however, and the vessels
will b. rebuilt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19
MAINE cHAUrAuoUA UNION.

The 81 session Of the Northern New
England Sunday School Assembly, and
Maine Chsu,suqus Union viii be held at
Fysbars. July 2i-Aug. >. We have
no, space this week for the full pro-
gramms bu, give al outline Of the spec
isl features.
Thursday evening, July 81. Fyeburs
Reunion. Brief addresses by officers and
guest. Of the Assembly.
Friday. lectures. sour Girls" by Mrs.
Mary A. Livermore. "why Should we
be More Social" by George X Stone.
A. Il. IL. h. Franklin, n. H., and
Problems Of Life" by Rev. o. Z. Clifford.
Of Bo.oa.
Saturday. lecture. "Chris,ian Culture in
our Schools" by Rev. DR.. ID. &.
Knowle,. and uses Of Usliness" and
"JOhn and jonathan" by Rev. Robsr,
Noure Of Washington.
Sunday. devotional services
Monday. lectures. "road." by Rv.
Thoma. Hill. ID d.. and "Ths, Boy"
by Rev. J. II. Vincent. LII. ID. Ia the
afternoon = ien.mile drive "sround the
SQUARE"
Tuesday. July rs. will be c l. $. G.
Recognition Day. The diploma. will he
conferred by Chspeellor Vincent. Alum
nj dinner and speeches. and class
reunions. in the afternoon. and annual
camp fire ia the evening. illustrated
lecture. Historical Places in Englsnd.
by Rev. T. II Allen Of Boston.
"Wednesday. Lectures. The Kingdom
u Col" by Rev. Asa Dalton, ID. d..
aud wealth in Common and The
Ham.n Washington" by EisAId Ever
e,, Hale
Thursday. lecture The Battle Of
G,,,y.burs." ~ Rev Theodore Gsui'h.
Friday is recreation day A river eN.
eursion down the Ssoo. or drive 10
North Con~Ay. a.. fof ,hos, Who pre-
fer il, Lecture, "Rsoen, Progress Ia
Science" With experiments. by Prof.
Franklin c. Rohin.on q Bowdoin.
Saturday i ,emperanes day A all
drss. ill b. given on The "woik Of the
w. G. r L. 10 the Nation" by Mrs
Mary A woodbudsr. Nice-Pfssiden, u
the National W. c. I. L. Hon. W.
W ThomAs, Jr Is expected TO lecture
on "S~eden and the Sssdes."
sunday. devotional services.
Monday. Augn., /. i na,ionsl day
Gov. BsIsell sill preside q, = ns,ioasl
platform meeting in the Afssrnooa. AMI
will speaks briefly With Others.
On Tuesday there gill be = grand
rail~sy excursion 20 the top Il Mount
Washington and return
Wednesday morning the Assembly
breaks up.
The CONDUCTORS ns Rev. George u
Linls,y q Auburn. Rev. A. T.. Dan.
nirs q B,.'oo. And Rev. A I. Dam Of
Portland. Rev. W r Berry Of Lewis
ton will have eh.rse Of the Biblical de.
partner, Of normal work. and Rev. A
| +. Dam Of The dsp.r,men, Of teaching
Prof. W. +. Morse Of Keats Hill has
charge Of The musical department.
Round nip ticket. from Portland and
wesibrcok. 81 so from all other points
on the l.. * %. bali fare.
Unforeseen causes may make one OF
iwo change. Ia the programme neece.'
s.ry. Bat the Management, expect 70
carry oai The programme Of So a. they
did the programme Of sc. wiihou, 4
single failure.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas. Jefferson Lodge OF Free and
Accepted Mssons has again lost worthy
and respected member. In the death ofBro.
Beujsmin X. Stesrns. therefore;
Resolved, that In his death We lose an
esteemed brother. the community re-
spested citizen. and a. We testify 10 his
moral worth A. . man. We mourn bis loss
70 the Order, and sympsthizs with bis AZ
nlcted widow.
Resolved, tia, copy Of these resolu-
lions be given 10 his widow, spread upon
the records OF The Lodge, and Published
In the OxFoRp DxaocRAr.
c. II. RlSKrS,
y. 7. srrvxSs, CON-
ALDEN CuArK.
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NOTICE OF sAI.G.

DuRsUANr - q license fruia ~ lilo. Jair' Of
i PROBATE 60 ne CoanfY II ONtfi. shsi all a
rafe a1rflnn ur private skf, ~ uiufissufh lag
q AuEasi. A. ID. lssf. a. tsn orink IN ~ tftnal
60 a. pfrusfs ~ ~ nsti. tfis and ntsfrsi strA
Jsha T. suIfh. ATE q loFtff In al conniy, d
rsass.l haI IN at o. ths foii1slaE dfsCfilsd feN
s.iais, tr Ths homestead ~ sAli dscsasss. situated
IN al roftsf "a - northsriy s.is ~ ihs Fusd
lfallnr ffum kffr faIis ~ sab OliY A. toruisi
Niuarv ani l-1unisti ~ saId rusi. ~ tfuok, ~
tn.n lee istsssn iiifam tnl rortsf. al ths "a
lfalInr ffrm sal rutd % seofre iot's bose, cuu
q o.. 80 nInf srrss. ruCfr ~ lee.
Dated tlls tifh isf n luIf. A. ID. ISL
rHANIlS 4. SMITH, Aimk.
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STATE or MAINE.
,LARENCE ANNIs.


rTNonsCOr. ss.-Coar u insoltsney. JAY :, A.
Ia ths case Of william y. Mann, u Hanger. ~ he
Coanfy II penotsrct. ani fsaar il1vmAn. u Ian
caster, In the state % New Hampshire, partners IN
bssinss. Ia the state II Name unisT arm name II
anton f.aml,sr Compsny. issolVeut D,htors.
Isaaf NJ nrAsg snd Hiram knositnn, Assigusts II
al In.oivsn, bslsors. ha,nr dle thsir accouns -
snsh asslguees hf ssiLsmsu'. Ani haVing Aiso hs,l
lhslf pstioa iof an order II dividend y Ne prefer
rel rrr.litofs In fall o. the amount n their pftigf
sncs, ani sufh dividfai b Ne rvnsfa creditor. II
sal lnsotvsni D,hors. iniividaAl All copfrtnsfshp
a. affesai a The fans In ne hkBis ~ sad assignsss
vii justif, ani be AID William y. hsnn sni i'sae
Ilssmsn having tisd In said tour tsif fssregtss
refuses a. dis.hAfrs from al their dstss. ho,h
lui,iiaA ani a. sush partners, Tf.sAlls gn.ff N
pfxsons q chsytsr ssvsniy ~ The Revised STATUTES
III ne etais ~ Nam. All ths susuimsnis thsfrof
Ordered. hat kfAfng IL several msiiffs
atsve feisfrsd b. -il D. hal A. n lrot.is ,oufi
I.ssm In nsogof. In sal Coabiy n frno,seaf, Ca
Ten o'rssk Ia N hfsnoun, snd Tat ths hfglsisf
case no,os thereof b h. palishsi ooos sssk a.
to .accsssivs weeks In ~ nsnrpr nally Whis AL
Coaflsf. . nrvspaVsf puhllshesi a banrof. In al
Counfy ~ Isnoh.ssf sni In M Otiofi Dsmcrrsi.
nsssvapsf Yutishsi Il Paris, In NJ CounfY - Ga
fri. AL Also rive notics hfthsth ~ nal q AZ
De erstofs nanf IN ne rshsiuls n pstts rrturrs
~ al psisars. ihai thsy nay srJe.f \ hsf 90 hi
sni - hsafd On ths SAM AID fafihef nat.cs o.
tism thaf ~ IN uus ani rlsrs above nNmf,i. ~
asssts II .sIi lnsoltsni Islfofs Ill D. msehNei.
ant that al per.sas lnisrssisd nay slpea, and D.
JAMES n. BURGEss.
jaiss q ~ Couri - in'ol'su'y Or Ne toae'y Of
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

COUNTY on OXFORD. .;-Bosri % cosnty
Comm a. iOusrs. MAJ session, issI. hrid b. 81.
jaammeut Jal, u. Isl.
Upon the i0fsgo petiiion. sAiisisstorJ ttisnee
aating been received that the petitioners AIs o.
sponslblc and that lnqulrJ inio tie merits of Their
atxilcafiOn u expctient.
Itis Or,leftd that the C0suty COmmlssi0nsrs
M 81 Al the h9uss Il NslhAhel foN IN tsid fOysll
on Thafsday. he ash day Of August hsxt aioSf
the O'slOck A. ~, tni Ihsnec yrOoesdt0 siss The
f0ate msBtiOnei In sad peiluoe, linmsdiatsly
after which v.sw hearing Of The parties ana then
witnesses WILLIS hsd al convenisnt ses In the
vicinity ana such other taken In the yfeml-
ses a. the commissioners shall gudgs proper. And
II Il further ordered that nOties Of the time. place
aud IarIos~ Of the tOmmissionsrs' meeting Afore-
said, Be- given 20 all psrsons add corporations IN
tsreied b. causing sttsstsd copies OF sai Petition
and 81 this order thereon % DC served upoa The
r,sps eilys Cldks 81 the town. 90 Lowell and
stow, and Als0 poslsd up In three public places
IN sseh Of ssf towas, and published thf,e
uesk. sucressiyely IN the Oxford Demo
erst newspaper printed ~ Paris, In the
said County Of Oxford the hrst OF said publications
AMI ea<h % the other notices 20 be mads, ssfVtd
ard posted. AZ least thirty days before said time Of
meeting, 90 the end that ali persons and oorpo-
rstiOns may then and there appear and shsw
eaa.s, II any they have. why the prayer Of said
pstltiOnsr shoald not be granted.
Attest ALbkkf y. AtsIlN, Cleft.
true copy OF said Pstiiioa and order oi court
thereon. .. -